McKay is a sore loser

[BuddyLee]

Originally Posted by Ehesef

Bullsh*t. I know who both of these little pieces of feces are and they were both guilty as sin. The only reason that Adkins got off too was because he showed up to talk to McKay's buddy Fritz with a reporter in tow. He said he wanted the same deal as McKay or he was going to tell the real story.

My only hope is that the coke dealer beats the snot out of both of them when he gets out of the clink.

Want to see a loser, go visit Larry. I bet he still has a literal pound of weed on him, he always did in high school.

[sparkyaclown]

McKay said if he’s learned one thing during this election, it is that negative and attack advertising works. And they work especially well when you have a tabloid newspaper working for you, he said.

This statement just cracks me up. I love how he claimed to not engage in negative campaigning while running for office. I seem to remember hearing commercials slamming Dyson regularly, maybe it doesn't count if a family member does it for you.

Truthfully, McKay lost because of all of the dealings he was a part of during his time as a county commisioner. The land deal was just one example of how shady he is. I believe he may have also forced a church to sell off property they owned so another mall could go up. The guy was just bad news.

[FromTexas (Premo)]

Can the horse get any deader?

[Tonio]

Originally Posted by FromTexas

Can the horse get any deader?

Not even if was a fossilized skeleton of Eohippus.

[Cletus_Vandam (Premo)]

Question for you all....

Did anyone out there really expect anything less from him?

[dantes]

Originally Posted by sparkyaclown

This statement just cracks me up. I love how he claimed to not engage in negative campaigning while running for office. I seem to remember hearing commercials slamming Dyson regularly, maybe it doesn't count if a family member does it for you.

Truthfully, McKay lost because of all of the dealings he was a part of during his time as a county commisioner. The land deal was just one example of how shady he is. I believe he may have also forced a church to sell off property they owned so another mall could go up. The guy was just bad news.

When Ms. Elizabeth Lewis was putting the finishing touches on her documentary, "The Close Race That Wasn't Close: The Story of the 2006 Tommy McKay for Maryland State Senate Campaign", she, in all likelihood, had no way of knowing that a significant thread of the political and domestic back-story was in fact missing and entirely overlooked.

As Tommy McKay was in the thralls of a heated campaign against the Honorable Roy Dyson for the State Senate; and continuing to serve as President of the St. Mary's County Board of Commissioners; and living with his girlfriend in Hollywood, the "Honorable" Thomas F. McKay somehow managed to have time for his undisclosed adulterous relationship with his other girlfriend (or mistress if you will depending on your definition of the term), the Leonardtown Town Administrator, Laschelle Miller. As it turns out, the two maintained their clandestine romance -- perceived conflict of interest and government ethics considerations be damned! -- throughout his entire term as BOCC president. A very busy man indeed! So, no, I don't think the horse is dead quite yet.

[toppick08 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by dantes

When Ms. Elizabeth Lewis was putting the finishing touches on her documentary, "The Close Race That Wasn't Close: The Story of the 2006 Tommy McKay for Maryland State Senate Campaign", she, in all likelihood, had no way of knowing that a significant thread of the political and domestic back-story was in fact missing and entirely overlooked.

As Tommy McKay was in the thralls of a heated campaign against the Honorable Roy Dyson for the State Senate; and continuing to serve as President of the St. Mary's County Board of Commissioners; and living with his girlfriend in Hollywood, the "Honorable" Thomas F. McKay somehow managed to have time for his undisclosed adulterous relationship with his other girlfriend (or mistress if you will depending on your definition of the term), the Leonardtown Town Administrator, Laschelle Miller. As it turns out, the two maintained their clandestine romance -- perceived conflict of interest and government ethics considerations be damned! -- throughout his entire term as BOCC president. A very busy man indeed! So, no, I don't think the horse is dead quite yet.

[kom526]

Originally Posted by dantes

When Ms. Elizabeth Lewis was putting the finishing touches on her documentary, "The Close Race That Wasn't Close: The Story of the 2006 Tommy McKay for Maryland State Senate Campaign", she, in all likelihood, had no way of knowing that a significant thread of the political and domestic back-story was in fact missing and entirely overlooked.

As Tommy McKay was in the thralls of a heated campaign against the Honorable Roy Dyson for the State Senate; and continuing to serve as President of the St. Mary's County Board of Commissioners; and living with his girlfriend in Hollywood, the "Honorable" Thomas F. McKay somehow managed to have time for his undisclosed adulterous relationship with his other girlfriend (or mistress if you will depending on your definition of the term), the Leonardtown Town Administrator, Laschelle Miller. As it turns out, the two maintained their clandestine romance -- perceived conflict of interest and government ethics considerations be damned! -- throughout his entire term as BOCC president. A very busy man indeed! So, no, I don't think the horse is dead quite yet.

"Hell hath no fury..."

[vraiblonde]

Originally Posted by dantes

As it turns out, the two maintained their clandestine romance --

Do you have a legitimate source for this or is it just a stupid cyber rumor? And I find it hard to believe someone has so much time on their hands that they would make a documentary about a State Senate race. Gonna be a big market for that, let me tell ya.

[kom526]

Originally Posted by vraiblonde

Do you have a legitimate source for this or is it just a stupid cyber rumor? And I find it hard to believe someone has so much time on their hands that they would make a documentary about a State Senate race. Gonna be a big market for that, let me tell ya.

I'll take "Scorned woman with an ax to grind" for $500 Alex.